2012 Customer Contact Experience BenchmarksUtility Providers Industry

2012 Customer Contact Experience BenchmarksUtility Providers Industry

Assessing the Customer Contact Experience in the United States

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25-Sep-2012
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North America
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The objective of this research service was to assess customer contact experiences in telephone-live agent and interactive voice response (IVR), e-mail, Web site chat with live agent, and Web site self-services. This research study benchmarks various customer contact experience attributes such as customer satisfaction, customer experience, and customer loyalty for the utility providers industry across contact channels. A Web-based survey methodology was used for this study: N=2087. Companies benchmarked in this study include but are not limited to: Public Service Electric & Gas, Pacific Gas & Electric, Southern California Edison, PECO Energy, Duke Energy, and Georgia Power.

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Utility Providers Customer Contact Experience—United States

  • Customer Contact Experience—Utility Providers Benchmarks
The objective of this research service was to assess customer contact experiences in telephone-live agent and interactive voice response (IVR), e-mail, Web site chat with live agent, and Web site self-services. This research study benchmarks various customer contact experience attributes such as customer satisfaction, customer experience, and customer loyalty for the utility providers industry across contact channels. A Web-based survey methodology was used for this study: N=2087. Companies benchmarked in this study include but are not limited to: Public Service Electric & Gas, Pacific Gas & Electric, Southern California Edison, PECO Energy, Duke Energy, and Georgia Power.
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